OCR Text |
Show Virtue borrow'd but the arms of chance And firuck a random blow; twas fortune's work Dryden And fortune take the praife Ra'~rorce. # /o Th next the touchhole Ranc. preterite of ring ring of a go Bailey were fent continually up to Rome Grew's Cofmal and rang all over the empire 7 [ranger a «@ RANGE rhenge, Welfh. French 1. To place in order; to put in ranks Maccabeus ranged his arm againft Timotheus by bands, and wen 2 Mac. Xils 2 " He faw not the marquis till the battle was ranged Clarendon Somewhat rais' By falfe prefumptuous bope, the ranged pow'r and wand'ring each his feveral wa Difband Milton Purfizes th fro Men qualitie find unite the i them, and wherein they obferve feveral individual 10 agree, range them into forts for the convenienc Locke of comprehenfive figns A certain form and order, in which we hav long accuftomed ourfelves to range our ideas, ma be belt for us now, though not originally beft i Watts itfelf 2. To rove over To the copfe thy leffer fpaniel take Teach him to range the ditch and force the brake Gay Fo RANGE. @. x. To rove at large Other animals unaétive range And of their doings God takes no account. Ailt Thanks to my ftars, I have not rang'd abou The wilds of life, ere I could find a friend. 4ddif in order to be ranke properly Than to be perk'd up in a glift'ring grief Shake[p. Henry VIIL And wear a golden forrow That is the way to lay the city flat "To bring the roof to the foundation And bury all which yet diftinétly ranges In heaps of ruin Shakefpeare's Coridlanus 3. To lye in a particular direttion courfe fo right, as with thy hand t thow ramge whic flow river RANGE foreft th 2. / |raugée, French wa th Drayton from th verb. 1. A rank; any thing placed in a line You fle From that great face of war, whofe feveral raznge Frighted each other. Shakefp. Antony and Clepatra The light, which paffed through its fevera nterftices, painted {0 many ranges of colours, whic were parallel and contiguous, and without any mixture of white Neavton From this walk you have a full view of a hug range of mountains, that lie in the country of th Grifons Addifon Thefe ranges of barren mountains, by condenfin the vapours and producing rains, fountains, an rivers, give the very plains that fertility they boaf of Bentley's Sermons 2. A clafs an order The next range of beings above him are th immaterial intelligences, the next below him is th fenfible nature In their thick breaths e "@ Rank of grofs diet, fhall we be encloude And fore'd to drink their vapour. Spat. ,C bellg A man has not enough rarge of thought, t look out for any good which does not relate to-hi Addifon own intereft 5. Compaf The ewes taken in by any thing excur The range and compafs of Hammond's knowledg Fell filled the whole cixcle of the arts Far as creation's ample range extends Pope The fcale of fenfual mental pow'rs afcends Judge we by nature ? habit can efface Affe@ions ? they ftill take a wider range Hircina Such animal The foil lefs ftubborn, and more rank the juice 5. Rampant ;. highgrown high degree Thy rankef? faults Bacon's Phyfical Remains Dis Hale as th Gay of Their father Tyrrheus did his fodder bring Tyrrheus chief ranger to the Latian king. Dryden [panc, Saxon. ftrang ; luxuriant Down with the graile That groweth in thadow fo ranke and fo ftout Tuffir That fits in yonder bank Whofe ftraying heard themfelfe throwd Emong the bufhes rank Spenfer Who would be out, being before his belove miftrefs ~-That fhould you, if I were your miftrefs, o I fhould think my honefty ranker than my wit Shakefpeare In which difguife While other jefts are fomething rank on foot Her father hath commanded her to fli Away with Slender. Shaks Merry Wiwves of Windfor Team laftly thither com'n with water is fo raz& As though fhe would contend with Sabryn. Drayt Hemp moft hugely rank Drayton Seven ears came up upon one ftalk, rank an good Genefis _They fancy that the difference lies in the manne of appulfe, one being made by a fuller or ranke appulfe than the other Holder The moft plentiful feafon, that gives birth t the fineft flowers, produces alfo the rankeft weeds Addifon 2, Fruitful ; bearing ftrong plants broad-tail'd fheep graz'd on hi Three thoufand camels his rank paftures fed. Sandys Where land is rank, *tisnot gocd to fow whea after a fallow Mortimer's Hufbandry wa undoubte th privilege of an Athenian bord rankeff encroachment and the groffeft de Sawift generacy from the form Solon left 6 coarfe Grofs My wife's a hobby horfe, deferves a nam As rank as any flax wench, that puts t Shake[p. Winter's Tale Before her troth-plight 3. An officer who tends the gam foreft downs Stilling flet *Tis pride, rank pride, and haughtinefs of foul Addifon's Cato The Romans call it ftoicifm This power of the people in Athens, claime as they were woont Let your obfequious ranger fearch around Nor will the roving fpy dire¢t in vain But numerous coveys gratify thy pain thoufan Shakefpeare's Tmpé]l in idolatry under fair pretences For fear of raungers and the great hoont But privily prolling to and fro. Spenfer's Paftorals Seve raifed t0 This Epiphanius cries out upon as rank idolagry and the device of the devil, who always brough L'Eftrange Is not thilk fame goteheard proud Harte For you, moft wicked Sir, whom to call brothe Would infect my mouth, I do forgiv He was bid at his firft coming to take off th adj as feed upon flefh, becaufe fuc they feed oy Bizantium's hot-bed better ferv'd for ufe The implements of the kitchen are fpits, ranges 2. A dog that beats the ground Swiff's Mif"'- Divers fea fowl tafte rark of the fih on W 7. A kitchen grate Come, fays the ranger," here's neither honou L Efirange nor money to be got by ftaying by fwallowing the hair of the beafts t,hey ,fl uvon, the other by devouring fome pait l',f,nm feathers of the birds they gorge themfelves with that jealoufy, as the prologue to that defign, an as the firft range of that ladder,which fhould ferv Clarendon to mount over all their cuftoms range,and let down the cinders dddifi." kind of food is high and ranky qualify it th The liturgy, pradtifed in England, would kindl cobirons, and pots 4. High rafted; ftrong in quality 6. Step ofa ladder our ranges, a more fpacious and luminous kitchen Wetton's Architeiture rank with fweat, prefume To cenfure Phillis for perfumes. Such the rank fteams of recking Albula Pope It was a vault ybuilt for great difpence With many ranges rear'd along the wall Spenfer And one great chimney The buttery muft be vifible, and we need fo being rank In the end of Autumn turned to the rams. Shokf The drying marthes fuch a ftench conye or ranked in order extendad five Strang. fiéflfld‘g Rank fimelling rue, and cammin good fyr tye;f for excurfion 1. High growing And range with humble livers in content wa Roo RANK *Tis better to be lowly born Whic 4 They walk not widely Cry havock, and let flip the dogs of war. Shakefp I faw him in the battle range about And watch'd him, how he fingled Clifford forth Shakefpeare As a roaring lion and a ranging bear; fo is wicked ruler over the poor people. Prow. xxviii. 15 m in all that wide circumference of fig and vice, an South's Sermons center it in his own breaft Latin. rancid RA'NGER. 7. /. [from range. 1. One that ranges ; a rover; a robber With Ate by his fide come hot from hell Shall in thefe confines, with a monarch's voice Dire He may take a range all the world over, and dra 8. A bolting fieve to fift meal Caefar's fpirit ranging for revenge 2, To be place 3+ [Rancidus . Excurfion; wandering R A Complaint RA RA 7. The iron of a plane is fet razk, whe its edge ftands fo flat below the fole o the plane, that in working it will tak off a thick thaving. Moxon's Mech. Exet Rank. n. /. [rang, French: 1. Line of men placed a-breaft Fierce fiery warriours fight upon the clouds and {quadrons In ramks and right form of wa Shakefp Which drizzled blood upon the capitol I have feen the cannon, When it hath blown his ranks into. the irs Shakefp Is't not pit That we, the fons and children of thisifle Fill up her enemies ranks His horfe-troupes Shakefp. King Fobn that the vantgard had, friétly did command To ride their horfes. temperatley to keepe thei rankes, and fhu Confufion j C[ra[fllflll 2. A row bottom neighbou th i dow plac thi o Wef ftr;ix;rcl mwm"rmf th b ofiers o ran Th th you to hand bring Left on your righ afcen rank th a an fcene fylva Shade above fhade, a woody theatre If fhe walk, in even ranks they fia{ld, Like fome well-marfhall'd and obfcguxou ir He cou'd through ranks of ruin g0; o Hir With ftorms above and rocks below. 23 3. Range of fubordination Tha ftate, or condition, by thci&t ere of any thing is advanced to the "tmo.tspfa of whic it is capable, accordin l[ of fuch kind, ic called the chief end-or Bappincss e thing in appeats in the parts of this fupeatos =5 'Ié;he wifdom and goodnefs of the :‘":l;erffi::&k |